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Bank Lecturer - Fabrication and Welding

West Lothian College, Livingston, West Lothian

Bank Lecturer - Fabrication and Welding

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West Lothian College, Livingston, West Lothian

  • Part time
  • Temporary
  • Onsite working

Posted 5 days ago, 24 Oct | Get your application in now to be included in the first week's applications.

Closing date: Closing date not specified

Job ref: ec16cb8089bb44e1a602ac0b07db51d3

Location ref: Livingston, West Lothian

Full Job Description

Hours: Hours and Days as Required

Salary: £43,402 - £52,247 pro rata per annum (Dependent on experience)

West Lothian College are looking to expand its register of bank Lecturers. Working within the friendly and knowledgeable team within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering & the Built Environment, you will be committed to the delivery of high-quality teaching and a varied learning experience, focussed on progression and employability.

We are looking for individuals who are able to be flexible on a fixed term 'as and when' basis. Core college working hours, which cover may be required during, are Monday to Friday 8:30am-4:30pm. The college is also open for evening classes on a Tuesday and Thursday 6.00-9.00pm. We are requesting bank staff with availability to work during these times. Further details about West Lothian College's staff bank can be found attached to this advert.

Applications are invited for the position of Lecturer to contribute to the delivery and assessment of a range of courses from SCQF Level 4 to Level 8. You will develop course materials for online and face to face learning, work flexibly and collaborate effectively with other members of the College.

Applicants should be qualified to SCQF Level 7 in fabrication and welding. or, hold the highest-level qualification in the relevant discipline to the subject area being taught and should have extensive relevant industrial experience in fabrication and welding. A teaching qualification and lecturing experience within the Engineering Sector is desirable.

Working for the college you will benefit from a career average pension scheme, free car parking, excellent on-site facilities such as gym and subsidised restaurant, together with transport, health, wellbeing benefits and retail discounts. The college is located within the town centre with an array of shops and restaurants all within a few minutes walking distance.

Candidates that have been selected for interview will be required to deliver a 10-minute presentation and undertake a competency-based interview.

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https://www.s1jobs.com/job/bank-lecturer-fabrication-welding-127641288

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West Lothian College

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About Us We are one of Scotland’s most innovative colleges delivering learning to the West Lothian area. We offer a wide range of further and higher education courses to over 8,000 students each year in a variety of subjects. Our vision is to deliver a highly skilled, enterprising and resilient workforce by providing high-quality learning & skills opportunities, workplace experiences, apprenticeships and supporting progression on to University. Working at the college you will be contributing to our aim to secure positive and rewarding careers for our learners. We are proud to be a Disability Confident Employer and a Living Wage Accredited Employer. We also hold ‘Investors in People’ status. The college is one of the region’s largest employers with around 380 employees. The college is centrally situated on a modern, single-site campus in Livingston with easy access from the surrounding area and from across the Central Belt of Scotland. Our Vision, Goals, and Values Our vision, our WHY, is of a highly skilled, enterprising and resilient workforce. Four strategic goals, our WHAT, help us achieve that vision: > Inspiring and enabling success for all means providing opportunities for education and training that help people take a step towards their ambition > Supporting economic recovery and growth is about how we help employers survive the current crisis and come out of it ready and able to take advantage of new opportunities > Strengthening our communities involves working with others to ensure local people benefit from education and jobs > Leading with vision and empathy is about how we adapt to a volatile, uncertain and complex world and how we care for our students, staff and partners Three values, our HOW, underpin our approaches to all that we do: > Being welcoming to all means we embrace equality, diversity and inclusion > Students at the centre of everything we do is exactly that > Always striving for better sums up our commitment to continuous improvement

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